βThank you for your serviceβ is what weβre taught to say to military men and women in gratitude for our freedoms won at their expense. Less often do we thank their families, those left behind to hold down the fort, to manage the day-to-day struggle of keeping everything up in the air until their lov
Siege and Sacrifice (Numina)
β Scribed by Charlie N. Holmberg
- Publisher
- 47 North
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 183 KB
- Edition
- First edition
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1542092574
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β¦ Synopsis
"Sandis has finally freed herself from her master and his plans to use her as a vessel for the ancient beast Kolosos. But her master has found a new, impossible vessel: Sandis's brother, Anon--a brother she long thought dead. Kolosos is ancient, massive, and seemingly unbeatable. Fortunately, Sandis has her own monster--an ethereal fire horse that she can summon at will. In addition, she and Rone may have discovered the secret to defeating Kolosos: ancient lore that details the creation of magic. It could be the key to victory and the key to saving Anon."--Provided by publisher.
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